The bone turned out to be a rabbit bone.
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Thanks
I still have my JLS key fob, every trace of the image has long since worn away. The book sits alongside our politically incorrect selection of books (Noddy and worse) that were normal reading in the 50s and 60s
They have a place, but live and let live gets a bit frustrating, the gull population locally have developed an appetite for the seals in double glazed windows and car windows.
That is annoying, especially as they get no benefit from those seals at all!
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Homonyms are a bugger.
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Does the Daily Star have a campaign against gulls?
These pics are from the front page shown on the BBC daily paper roundup over the last day or so:
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Quality journalism.
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Quite likely - unless I’ve picked up a copy in the barbers waiting my turn I doubt I’ve ever read it.
Read it? It’s not even worth putting your chips in.
Not that they are allowed to put chips in newspaper anymore.
The seagulls nick them anyway.
Oh and they are no longer called seagulls. The sea has been removed, just gulls now.
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For a bit of balance, then hows about this for a true villain…
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First they came for the badgers, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a badger.
Then they came for the Seagulls
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Seagull
…
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A voice for those who cannot speak …
This was penned by a local character here in the Stroud valleys. I picked it up just after I got my dog, named Badger; it hangs high up in the kitchen, hence the odd angle.
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